Albany Union High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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while varied experiences enliven school routine. 4

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From Homecoming to graduation, spirit at West Albany was exposed in all facets of school life. It was evident not only in sports, but also in learning and group activities. A new wave of enthusiasm involving sports took the form of hall decorating. The classes were assigned halls to decorate for class competition. The sharing of ideas and work was overwhelming to the students and the faculty. More participation in school government was also evident. The student body was faced with having a student body president resign and the vice-president take over. Many decisions were made by student government this year, ranging from deciding about write-in votes to dispersing student body funds. Learning by most students was enjoyed more than in past years because of the variety of classes that were available. Mini-courses were offered last year, but they got well under way this year. The 1972-1973 school year, as a whole, was one that will be computed in the memory banks of all the people who participated in and enjoyed it as a year of increased school spirit.

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(. lock wist from right: Mr. Knapp signifit-s w ith his finger that his High-Q tram wa number one in the valley league. Nice days gave people the opportunity to study outdoors. Being chased by a donkey is not what this boy had in mind at the FFA donkey basketball game. Students look on as ( indy Kok anti (jayle Samuelson dt) a jig. Diane Wiley tries to convince herself of her beauty. 5